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CSE 598A Project Proposal James Yockey
Pipeline ADC CSE 598A Project Proposal James Yockey
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Analog to Digital Converters
Review: What does an ADC do?
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Types of ADC Flash Pipeline Others…
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Flash ADC
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Pipeline ADC
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Pipeline ADC (cont.) Using two bits for a signal that can vary from 0 to 5V, we can divide it into 4 regions. For example: 00 = 0 to 1.25 01 = 1.26 to 2.5 10 = 2.6 to 3.75 11 = 3.76 to 5.0
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Pipeline ADC (cont.) Assuming each stage produces one bit of output, we need two stages. Stage one will check if the MSB is 1, i.e. the input is greater than 2.5 If it is, the bit is set to one, and the subtractor subtracts 2.5 from the input. Stage two will check if the LSB is 1, the incoming voltage is greater than 1.25. Example: If 3.0V is the input, the MSB is 1, and the voltage sent to stage two is 0.5V Stage two checks to see if the voltage is greater than 1.25 The output bits are 1 0, which is the correct value.
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Pipeline ADC (cont.) We can design all of the stages to be identical if with the use of an amplifier.
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Other types of ADC Folding Time-interleaved Algorithmic Interpolating
Integrating-type More information can be found at:
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Why pipelined? Less comparators than flash Smaller Less power
Flash uses 2n, pipelined uses # stages Smaller Less power Resistor ladder difficult to implement in CMOS Slower than flash, but still high speed
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Application What can we use this for? When completed, may be used for:
Software defined radio Ultrasound pill Others…
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Priorities for design In order of importance, highest first: Speed
Accuracy Error correction Power Area
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Specifications Average Project Samples/sec (MS/S) 368 200 Bits 10
Differential Nonlinearity Unknown ≤1 Integral Nonlinearity Power (mW) 222 Area (mm2) 2.4 1.8
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Project Schedule Week Tasks Comments Week 1
Circuit research and design Week 2 Week 3 Schematic entry Week 4 Simulation/Test Spring Break Week 5 Layout Project Progress Presentation Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Final adjustments Project Final Presentation
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Conclusion Any comments or questions?
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